Regenerative Agriculture Research Featured in txH₂O Magazine

Our research is making headlines! 🌱

Our team's regenerative agriculture research is featured in the latest issue of txH₂O, a publication of the Texas Water Resources Institute.

The feature highlights five years of field research examining the impacts of cover crops, no-till practices, and livestock grazing on soil health, water conservation, and cotton yields in the Southern Great Plains.

Led by Dr. Katie Lewis, this collaborative research explores how regenerative agricultural practices can support productive, profitable, and sustainable farming systems while addressing the region's unique soil and water challenges.

The publication also introduces the dedicated researchers and educators working to advance agricultural sustainability through science-based solutions.

Read the full feature and explore the latest issue of txH₂O: tx.ag/txH2O

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